Available Dobermans
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Sisco
Hello, my name is Sisco! I am just shy of 2 years old and have so much to offer! In addition to being a handsome and good boy, I am house broken, crate trained, and I don’t get on furniture. Playing, running, and learning new things are very important to help me channel my energy. A home familiar with high drive working or sporting dogs would be an ideal fit for me. I enjoy riding in the car and am also leash trained. I have a lot of love to give and would happily share in your adventures. If you have any questions or would like to meet me, please reach out to the Utah Doberman Rescue, fill out an application, and see if I’m perfect for your home. My foster mom would be happy to answer any questions you have about me.
Available Cross Posts
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Dobermans listed here are not through our rescue. We have not met these dogs nor have we assessed these dogs. We are cross posting to help them find a home.
Minka
Pretty Minka needs a new home as the owner will be losing their home & wants to find her a new loving home before that happens.
Good w/people, good with kids and, with proper introductions, well behaved dogs.
House trained but does take Proin for incontinence.
Very sweet, staying w/owner until a new home is found. We are acting as a referral only at this time.
Coal
Everyone meet Coal — our 1-year-old Doberman Pinscher who is as striking as his name.
Don’t let his sleek, serious looks fool you… this boy is pure sweetness wrapped in a goofy, sensitive soul. Coal is the kind of dog who tries his best to be dignified, but his wiggly butt and soft heart always give him away.
What Makes Coal Amazing
Dog-Friendly: Loves other dogs and reads social cues well.
Kid-Friendly: Gentle, affectionate, and patient with children.
Goofy Personality: Expect silly antics, playful zoomies, and so much character.
Sensitive Heart: He bonds deeply and wants to be someone’s loyal companion.
Coal’s Ideal Home
Coal would shine in a home that offers structure, affection, and fun. He’s perfect for: families, active homes, households with other dogs, someone wanting a best friend who follows them everywhere.
Ready to Meet Coal?
If you’re looking for a dog who’s equal parts loving, silly, and strikingly handsome, Coal might just be your perfect match.
Call/Text us at 801-372-9140 to learn more about adopting Coal. Ohana Rottweiler Rescue
How To Begin
Fill out an Adopiton Application
Send back filled out Application to UTDobieRescue@gmail.com
Be prepared for a home visit
Have in mind the dobie you wish to adopt based on what is best for your home
Make sure you read descriptions and bios to learn about each dog
Once approved pay the $250 adoption fee
How To Adopt
Rescue FAQs
What is the Utah Doberman Rescue?
The UDR, a division of the Salt Lake Doberman Pinscher Club, consists of volunteers who are dedicated to finding quality homes for needy Dobermans. We place an average of 100 dogs each year.
Are There Any Fees To Adopt Through Rescue?
The Doberman Rescue pays for all expenses related to each dog in our care. This includes a veterinary exam, vaccinations, spaying or neutering, micro-chipping, treating for worms, and heartworm testing. It also includes boarding where necessary as well as the upkeep of the dogs in foster situations. Obviously this is very expensive and any help is greatly appreciated. We ask that new owners donate $250 to the Utah Doberman Rescue so that we can partially cover some of these costs.
What area do we serve?
Most of our Dobermans come from the Salt Lake City and Ogden areas, but we accept dogs from much of the intermountain region, including Wyoming, Idaho, and southern Utah.
What is required to adopt?
Prospective owners must fill out an adoption application and agree to abide by the terms of our adoption contract. We are looking for stable, loving, permanent homes with adequately fenced yards for our Dobermans. Dobermans do not have enough coat, nor the disposition, to be kept as an outdoor dog. They must be house dogs and must never, ever be chained as a way of confinement. They love their people and want to be with you constantly.
Will an adult Doberman adjust to an new family?
Dobermans are extremely people oriented. They were bred to be a companion and protector of man. As a rule, they bond very quickly with their new family members because they crave human contact so much. Often dogs from the worst backgrounds, those who have been abused and neglected, are the most loving. They truly appreciate the attention and security given to them and with time and proper care and respect become completely devoted to their new owners.
How can I help?
Volunteers are needed to work with the shelters, especially in areas at a distance from the Salt Lake Area, to exercise the dogs who are being boarded, and to help with fund-raising. Good foster homes are always needed. If you can't volunteer, donations are gratefully accepted. You can use the link provided below.